Stress-test plans and designs through decision-tree interviews.
npx skills add https://github.com/TheNordicOne/ngx-formbar --skill grill-me-thenordicone
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: grill-me Source: https://github.com/TheNordicOne/ngx-formbar/tree/main/.claude/skills/grill-me Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TheNordicOne/ngx-formbar --skill grill-me-thenordicone
It helps you validate and sharpen a plan or design by forcing clarity, surfacing hidden assumptions, and resolving decision conflicts until you and the user reach shared understanding.
Use the grill-me skill to interview the user about their plan by repeatedly asking follow-up questions until all uncertainties and dependencies are resolved.
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You can stress-test a plan by running a decision-tree interrogation that forces clarity on tradeoffs and requirements. It walks each branch of the design space, resolving interdependent choices one-by-one until all uncertainties are clarified.
A design review via decision-tree interrogation surfaces hidden assumptions by driving relentless follow-up questions. It walks each design branch, exposing interdependent choices and conflicts until the entire plan reaches shared understanding.
Yes, requirements clarification can be grounded in codebase analysis. The repository acts as the source of truth, automatically exploring the codebase to resolve questions and validate dependencies whenever answers can be found within it.
Yes, validating interdependent choices works by walking each branch of the design space to resolve dependencies between decisions one-by-one. This ensures complex architecture tradeoffs and interdependent choices are fully validated before proceeding.
You need a decision-tree interview to stress-test a plan when you must validate architecture, requirements, and tradeoffs before proceeding. It fits scenarios where interdependent choices require explicit dependency resolution and shared understanding.
adibfirmanInterview users one question at a time to resolve plan and design ambiguities.
brianruggieriGuide engineering plan reviews with architecture, data flow, and tradeoff recommendations.
tja688Cross-reference project plans against CONTEXT.md and ADR files.
vinaykumarvkScan codebases for security flaws, quality issues, and accessibility violations.
